Arts UP! What's happening in Juneau week of June 2, 2016
Welcome to Juneau! What’s happening this week: the highlights Thursday June 2 – June 8, 2016 586-ARTS • complete calendar online at www.jahc.org Usual ticket outlets: Juneau Arts & Culture Center, Hearthside Books downtown & Valley, Rainy Retreat Books and online at jahc.org Thursday Jun 2 10am-5pm House
The Arts Complex, the Architects and YOU!
On June 7 from 5pm – 8pm at the Juneau Valley Library Join the Juneau Arts and Humanities Council to meet the Arts Complex architects and help them understand our collective vision as they enter the conceptual design phase of our new building. A public open house will be held
Women of the Moose award grant to the Elementary School Juried Art Show
PRESS RELEASE Juneau Arts & Humanities Council 350 Whittier, Juneau AK 99801 More Info: Nancy DeCherney, 907 586-2787, nancy@jahc.org Nancy Lehnhart nancy.lehnhart@juneauschools.org Cindy Hudson cindyhudson@acsalaska.net Photo attached: Cindy Hudson, of the Women of the Moose, presents the award to Nancy DeCherney, Executive Director of JAHC. Nancy Lehnhart, Juneau School District
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Contact the JACC if you know anything about the whearabouts of this mask: (907) 586-2787 Thank you -JAHC Staff
ArtsUp! Whats happening in Juneau?
The week of April 28 – May 4 ArtsUp 04-28-16 (PDF) Thursday Apr 28 5:30pm Adult Education Class Mendenhall Valley Public Library Return From Grief Panel Discussion Centennial Hall 6:00 pm SEAS Sailor Talk NorthWind Architects, 126 Seward 6:30pm Alaska State Improv Festival: McPhetres Hall (see schedule on
ArtsUp! Whats happening in Juneau!
For the week April 7 – 13, 2016 ArtsUp 04-7-16 (PDF) Thursday Apr 7 All Day SE ALASKA FOLK FEST! FREE live music in various locations around Downtown Juneau 5:30pm-6:30pm Family Night for Preschoolers at the Valley Public Library 5:30pm Adult Education Class at the Valley Public Library FREE Computer Classes:
2016 Poetry Out Loud Video
The National Endowment for the Arts and the Poetry Foundation present Poetry Out Loud: National Recitation Contest, in partnership with Alaska State Council on the Arts and Juneau Arts & Humanities Council. Poetry Out Loud provides a wonderful opportunity for high schools to introduce their students to poetry. Competitions in
Wonderheads Press Release
350 Whittier, Juneau AK 99801 Interviews: Nancy DeCherney, Executive Director, Info@jahc.org Performer website: www.wonderheads.com Presented by: JAHC, 586-2787, Info@jahc.org Photos: www.wonderheads.com Videos: http://vimeo.com/channels/wonderheads Tickets: At the JACC, Hearthside Books, Rainy Retreat and at www.jahc.org PRESS RELEASE RELEASE IMMEDIATELY Monday, February 29, 2016 Juneau Arts & Humanities Council is
Responses from Ken Koelsch Candidate for Mayor
JAHC response Ken Koelsch 1. Participation/Involvement: Recently, I received a call from a former student in Montana (have not had a conversation with him in years)-he talked among other things about his role in “Bye Bye Birdie” in 1988 and what it meant to him and his friends even now.
Responses from Karen Crane Candidate for Mayor
Responses from Karen Crane Candidate for Mayor To the Juneau Arts and Humanities Council February 17, 2016 PDF Version (KarenCrane) Describe your involvement/participation in the arts and cultural activities in Juneau. How many times per year do you attend an arts and cultural event? What types of events do you